Callum was 1st in his category and also won the Boys’ Vocal Solo Trophy. Callum and Sophie won the duet trophy too – photo to follow tomorrow!
Jenni did fantastically well with a score of 89 and Reah was fabulous with 82 in their Soloist Section. Wow!
Primary 6/7 enjoyed their final video conferencing session today led by Heather Reid, formerly of BBC Scotland Weather Reporter fame. These lessons covered Friction, Aero-dynamics, Magnetism and Electro-statics! We all know more now than we did! The class tuned into weekly video conferencing sessions with Heather over a three week period, Mrs Ferguson was on hand to lead the practical experiment work. A great success!
Brilliant news alert……. the Glenluce Primary choir were awarded 1st place and a distinction score in their category. Trophy proudly displayed on top of the filing cabinet!
Congratulations to Archie! 1st place in Prose Reading Primary 4-5. We are so proud of you!
Well done to Callum! He was awarded 1st place with Distinction in the Scottish Song (Primary) category. He also won the Boys’ Trophy and came 1st overall – brilliant!
Congratulations also to Rachael! She was awarded 3rd place in the Beginner’s Piano Solo category. Fantastic!
Nursery (Poem) – Twa Wee Burdies
P5 Thomas Copeland (Poem) The Blether Toon Vet
P1/2 Class Song The Wee Kirkcudbright Centipede
P1 Kayana Todd (Poem) Daisies
P2 Izzi Stirling (Poem) Rain
P6 Jenni Brooke (Poem) Feart
P5 Brooke Copeland (song) Fitba Crazy
And Classmates
P4 Amy Rankin (Poem) Oor Dentist
P3 Georgina Lane (Poem) The Kirk Moose
P4 Niall Loughrey and classmates (song) – The Welly Boot Song
P7 Rachael Murphy (Poem) Sic a Wife as Willie had
P6 Wilson Sloan (Poem) Feart
Sophie Hall Piano – Ye Banks and Braes and Skye Boat Song
P6 Sophie Hall, Kerri Brown and Reah Dowling (song) The Wee Foggie Toddler
P7 Callum Donald & Classmates (song) – The Deil’s Awa Wi’ the Excisemen
What a great evening we all had at Glenluce Primary Scottish Night. There was music, poetry, artwork, dancing and even some traditional Scottish fare – haggis, neeps and tatties! The children provided a wonderful evening’s entertainment. All pupils in the school had worked exceptionally hard. Mr Harold McCracken had the unenviable job of judging who would represent each class on the night- he had some VERY hard decisions to make. This had been done earlier in the week. What a very talented group of pupils we have at Glenluce Primary and an extremely supportive P.T.A. who organised the evening. Kenny Campbell did an excellent job of compering this. After all the hard work the staff and pupils had done in class, they were delighted that the evening was such a great success! Big thanks to the cooks on the evening – very much appreciated and the wonderful Stranraer and District Pipe Band for their fabulous displays – we even had present pupil Janey-Leigh and past pupil ,Lewis McHarrie involved in this as well as our very own school secretary Mrs Hastie. Thanks to all!
The Nursery are taking part in the Little School’s Birdwatch.
They are feeding the birds and will count how many different birds come to their bird table. They will also be learning about the different types of Garden birds and why we should be feeding them at this time of year. The children will send their results of their birdwatch to the RSPB to help them gather information on how well our birds are doing.
The children only put out the birdfeed this morning and it has become a very popular place for local birds to feed already!
Thanks to Rebecca Torbet and Scott Thomson for representing our school when they attended The Rotary Lunch at the
North West Castle on Monday 26th January.
Thanks to Miss McGeoch for all her hard work with our P6/7 class. We’re going to miss you 🙁
A massive well done to all of the pupils involved in the Text Santa Appeal. This fund-raising event was entirely the pupils’ own work and we are immensely proud of the fantastic job they did! Scott Thomson, Ben Mitchell and Callum Donald initiated the plans and they were very ably assisted by Erin Rankin, Wilson Sloan, Tommy McKinstry, Cameron McKie, Rachael Murphy, Rebecca Torbet and Kelci-Ann Keith. They managed to raise a fabulous £114! Huge thanks to everyone who gave so generously. Well done! Merry Christmas to you all.
